Fantastic!

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

My family and I enjoyed this film. At first I was thinking it was going to be very similar to "Front of the Class" (the film based on the true story), but it turned out to be a little different, mainly because the culture in India is different. The film was more about the students than the teacher's Tourrette's, although that was a consistent anchor in the film.

Rani Mukherji's Hichki is regarded as her comeback film of sorts, and while the film tries to address a couple of interesting topics, it fails to make a mark as an outright classic.Nevertheless, it's a good one-time watch.

This movie is a must watch if we wanna bring about a change in our society and if we want to bring people from different classes together. It starts at a school because that's where the first education of a child begins. We need more teachers and principals like Mr. Khan and Ms. Naina Mathur. Ms. Mathur, as a teacher, brings out the best in her students by first understanding what each one is good at and making them realize their talent by themselves. She also proves to us that a disability can never stop you from pursuing your dreams, no matter how impossible they seem. It was a delight from the moment it began right till the end. I recommend it to everyone. Naina's enthusiasm and Rani's acting skills make this film a pleasure to watch.

On the first viewing, I was too distracted by the simplicity of the plot, the characters' need to pontificate all too often and the old-world Bollywood technique of emotional manipulation to tug at your heartstrings. I found it to be an average film. But after a second viewing (which I was drawn to for no conceivable reason), I was moved by the story and the connection between the characters came across in a much more effective way. The teacher does not seek to impress/command to the students but be like a guide and inspire them while being "at their level". Don't be fooled, the film's power is in its simplicity.